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Originally Posted by Hawkeye
That is great if you feel safe without one. I don't expect to eve need to use mine here in Iowa but I'd rather have it and not need it than the other way around.
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We don't have that choice in the UK. Even for those of us that have gone through the time consuming process to obtain a Firearms Certificate, there are still massive restrictions on storage, use, etc. They are not a means of defence under any circumstances here in the UK, so its not a matter of whether you feel safe or not without one - there is no choice!
Don't forget, even our regular Police Officers do not carry firearms as a routine so no way will the public ever be allowed to!!
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Originally Posted by Hawkeye
I think they are more necessary here in the US for when Trump hits his 8 years and wants 4 more. Gotta be able to keep our government in check and having the population armed to the teeth is a good way to start.
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That's exactly why our public aren't allowed to have them...... but that decision was taken by our Govt a loooong time ago and won't ever be changed......if anything it will just get ever more restrictive over here.
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